Hi I ‘am in the process of remodedling a small garage and need a workbench to serve as multi storage and a rip table for my table saw. If any one had any plans, pictures, or ideas I would greatly appreciate it.
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The October 2008 issue of Woodworker's Journal has an article and plans for a rolling
shop table, which looks inexpensive to build. Even has some upgrades you can add.
kreuzie
Make it with lots of drawers and keep the top clean!
Chris @ www.flairwoodwork.spaces.live.com
- Success is not the key to happines. Happiness is the key to success. If you love what you are doing, you will be successful. - Albert Schweitzer
Thank you much.
You can keep the top of a work bench clean? I thought the rule was that you could only have it clean when starting a new project? (Step 1 of all new projects being "Clean off workbench top")
Doug M.
and keep the top clean! HOW?
One of my worst faults with woodworking. Hell, I even find stuff on my TS top I have to clean off before I cut something!
I was thinking of a hydraulic power ram and a big bucket at the other end to clean it off for me. On a timer that starts the ram ever hour or so...
Edited 9/5/2008 10:41 am by WillGeorge
A work bench HAS to be flat on TOP.
Unde does not matter much!
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